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At the moment when I have a stock length of lets say 1500, an item of 1500 leads to an error because of the cut width.
I think it should be easy to check if an item is equal to the stock length (or rather stock length - cut_width) and allow that special case.
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This will probably work without additional effort when the solver algorithms are fixed.
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FFD handles it correctly, bruteforce doesn't (probably because of #63 ). Would still be useful to catch it earlier and save computation.
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At the moment when I have a stock length of lets say 1500, an item of 1500 leads to an error because of the cut width.
I think it should be easy to check if an item is equal to the stock length (or rather stock length - cut_width) and allow that special case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: